Hi Werner,
Except from protecting them in the source/file-system chances are very
slim to protect them.
It seem the glShaderBinary[1] source thing is not the way to go, as they
don't seem to be binary compatible from computer to computer. I,ve seen
programs however which somehow prevented attaching debugger or injecting
a dll.
Obfuscating the shader code by renaming functions and variables before
sending it to the GPU might be an option to make it harder.
Cheers
Sebastian
[1] https://www.opengl.org/sdk/docs/man/html/glShaderBinary.xhtml
Hi all,
we are using OSG with big success since many years now. Thanks Robert
and the community.
We are in a commercial context and we have to care about the know-how.
We use Open-GL 3 and make heavy use of shaders.
So my question is:
Is there any way of hiding shader sources so they cannot be sniffed?
Thanks for any help
- Werner -
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